A crucial AFC South showdown kicks off Week 10 on Thursday Night Football as the Tennessee Titans host the Indianapolis Colts. The winner will take control of first place in the division and set the tone ahead of a Week 12 rematch.
After a couple of bad matchups, we finally get a good Thursday night game with huge playoff implications. The first place Tennessee Titans look to stay on top of the division against the second-place Indianapolis Colts. This will be the first matchup between these two division rivals this season.
Here’s a look back at the week that was Week 9 in the NFL.
The NFL playoff race is starting to heat up. While most media platforms are focusing on the Seattle against Buffalo and Tampa Bay against New Orleans games, the biggest game of the week could be in Indianapolis. The Baltimore Ravens will travel to Indianapolis to take on the Colts.
Week 8 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a weekly look back at the week that was in the NFL.
The Indianapolis Colts continued their early success on the 2020 season on Sunday. The Colts beat the Detroit Lions by a score of 41-21 led by Philip Rivers and a defense that continues to impress. This game went about as expected but was less competitive than many anticipated.
On Sunday, 500 people will be able to watch the Indianapolis Colts and Detroit Lions play in Ford Field. The 4-2 Colts are coming off of their bye week and look to continue their success against the 3-3 Lions. Detroit will look to keep pace with the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers in the NFC North, while the Colts look to keep pace with the Titans in the AFC South and Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens in the wild card race.
As the halfway point of the 2020 NFL season is quickly approaching, here’s a look at 10 old guys who now call new places and teams home. From Veterans who prior to this season spent their whole career in one place, as Philip Rivers and Tom Brady, to journeymen who have made a few different stops along the way, Like Jadeveon Clowney and Teddy Bridgewater.
The Cincinnati Bengals (1-3-1) will have a short trip in Week 6, traveling to neighboring Indiana to face off with the Indianapolis Colts (3-2) on Sunday. The Bengals are trying to get back on track against arguably the best defense in the NFL. Indianapolis is hoping for a big bounce-back after a loss to the Cleveland Browns.
The Indianapolis Colts and Cleveland Browns both came into the game with records of 3-1. Unfortunately, only one left 4-1 while the other left 3-2. This was expected to be one of the best games of the week, and it was as the Browns won by a score of 32-23.
Once again, COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into this week’s main slate of games. As of writing this, the Tennessee
In what could be the best game of the weekend, the Colts head to Cleveland to take on the Browns. Both teams come in with records of 3-1. Indianapolis is looking to keep control of the AFC South with the Titans spiraling out of control with their COVID situation, and the Browns look to keep pace with Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
A crucial AFC South showdown kicks off Week 10 on Thursday Night Football as the Tennessee Titans host the Indianapolis Colts. The winner will take control of first place in the division and set the tone ahead of a Week 12 rematch.
After a couple of bad matchups, we finally get a good Thursday night game with huge playoff implications. The first place Tennessee Titans look to stay on top of the division against the second-place Indianapolis Colts. This will be the first matchup between these two division rivals this season.
Here’s a look back at the week that was Week 9 in the NFL.
The NFL playoff race is starting to heat up. While most media platforms are focusing on the Seattle against Buffalo and Tampa Bay against New Orleans games, the biggest game of the week could be in Indianapolis. The Baltimore Ravens will travel to Indianapolis to take on the Colts.
Week 8 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a weekly look back at the week that was in the NFL.
The Indianapolis Colts continued their early success on the 2020 season on Sunday. The Colts beat the Detroit Lions by a score of 41-21 led by Philip Rivers and a defense that continues to impress. This game went about as expected but was less competitive than many anticipated.
On Sunday, 500 people will be able to watch the Indianapolis Colts and Detroit Lions play in Ford Field. The 4-2 Colts are coming off of their bye week and look to continue their success against the 3-3 Lions. Detroit will look to keep pace with the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers in the NFC North, while the Colts look to keep pace with the Titans in the AFC South and Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens in the wild card race.
As the halfway point of the 2020 NFL season is quickly approaching, here’s a look at 10 old guys who now call new places and teams home. From Veterans who prior to this season spent their whole career in one place, as Philip Rivers and Tom Brady, to journeymen who have made a few different stops along the way, Like Jadeveon Clowney and Teddy Bridgewater.
The Cincinnati Bengals (1-3-1) will have a short trip in Week 6, traveling to neighboring Indiana to face off with the Indianapolis Colts (3-2) on Sunday. The Bengals are trying to get back on track against arguably the best defense in the NFL. Indianapolis is hoping for a big bounce-back after a loss to the Cleveland Browns.
The Indianapolis Colts and Cleveland Browns both came into the game with records of 3-1. Unfortunately, only one left 4-1 while the other left 3-2. This was expected to be one of the best games of the week, and it was as the Browns won by a score of 32-23.
Once again, COVID-19 has thrown a wrench into this week’s main slate of games. As of writing this, the Tennessee Titans versus Buffalo Bills game
In what could be the best game of the weekend, the Colts head to Cleveland to take on the Browns. Both teams come in with records of 3-1. Indianapolis is looking to keep control of the AFC South with the Titans spiraling out of control with their COVID situation, and the Browns look to keep pace with Baltimore and Pittsburgh.
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